18 May 1911
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
1
The column rails against Ohio politician Senator Yount who would double legislative salaries to curb graft. It argues higher pay fuels corruption, questions the cure, cites Jeffersonian Democracy and criticizes current salary levels for lawmakers and the Insurance Commissioner. Also notes a life insurance case and a local county festival and school notices.
A long list of educational prompts covering reading methods anatomy physiology grammar geography history and civics. It includes questions on cell structure digestion and the nervous system as well as exercises in grammar punctuation and parts of speech alongside lessons on teaching ethics and reader training with references to notable figures like Atlee Pomerene Champ Clark and Henry Howe.
This piece outlines requests to set capital letters, define key spelling terms, and craft a sample stanza. It includes a long pasted excerpt with medical ads, local notes, farm tips, and a notice about Oliver W Stewart’s coming temperance lecture in Gettysburg.
A compact set of study prompts asking for brief bios of Sidney Lanier Mark Twain Charles Lamb John Ruskin and Edgar Allan Poe and for authors of an elegy epic comedy hymn. It asks whether any are national characters and requests a quotation. Also requests magazine recommendations for district and high school pupils and brief bios and quotes from Emerson Leaves of Grass The Pilot Ras hellas Silas Marner The Tent on the Beach and Paradise Lost. It asks for distinctions between novel and romance biography and history poetry and prose essays and sermons and finally classic works read in schools.
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